Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Templars. Among the special Dlsiri CO
Deputies selected from this place sppear
the names of A VI Tfull aud Ns.han
Ilaich. NJ. Jhasu has taken an active
part In AL temperance work done In The
village Tor May years past lie i. The
flehl msn In the right plsce.
TIE case ~ rubbs against Tubs 10
determine the question OF who should
have the custody OF the four children
pending the 10, fOr divorce Was dscid'
ei In hearing before Judse Euoch fos-
ter, At Bethel. The tsO oldest are 10 bo
In the custody ~ the father, & ". Tah's,
aud the two yoHagest The mother i. To
have The liD,i ~ill BE- settled al the
Octoosr term
Great preparation, are being made for
the O. A. X picnic IN be hell ~ Gibson's
Grove on the sth. Orrginion Cummings
will carry PASSENGERS 10 the landing who're
they will iai passage on one Of the two
steamers 10 the grove. The round trip
from any part of The village ani return
will cost bal - cents. This will eonsu.
tote The Fourth OF Jaly celebration In
Norway. Doubtless large company vii
be present and = most enjoyable occasion
Il anticipated by AL.
Charles Burlington. Eugene Hayden and
Warren B,Ttct while salllng on Lake
Psuuss.sewassec Sunday. met VITA an &C
cldsut which cams near icrminsiin; Ia
the death 20 one II not al thrc. of the
boat. occupants. In their earnest en-
dcavoTs - reef The sail they al got on the
same sldo % the boat which cspsitsi.
Burllnion could not swim. bat with The
assistance OF the o,her two he reached the
49, r.Ie ksaN
40 by Coles steamer. The camp equip
meni ~ twenty dollars value was Lost also
q silver cofne. valued a, sll5 belonging
20 Burlington.
The work OF getting up Norway Direct
DRY IL being pushed forward rapidly. T..
y. Clement Il canyisslng the village
thoroughly.
The following named gentlemen. former
" OF Norway. have been elected orleers
OF the Galway Bank OF Galway, Neb. b
President, n H. BarnhAm; Vice Prcsi'
dent, y ID. Andrews Cashier. Henry
II. Andrews II. II. Andrews Is q son OF
Daniel n Andrews. OF this place. who II
q, prssen, engaged 10 the lumber business
Ia Virginia.
The "Bens" will ,Isl. Norway next
wednesday.
Mrs.. Clara A. Hayden. after very
pleasant visit OF two weeks, returned 10
her home Saturday.
Stated COnvocailon OF Union ROYAL
Arch Ch,p,cr. wednesday, June 29th :
work. X. A. Degree.
Stated Conyoca,lon OF oxford Lodge v.
and A. NJ, which would occur JAY 'ih
IL omitted and = special called for June
g9ih, At : i3OrM
oar enierprislng Caplaln wOoisum has
leased Glb.on's drove and IL soon To ef,ci
. dancing pavilion there. lie Il captain
OF one oi the best steamers on the Lake,
which Is well known aud much pltronlrei.
Frankie futile has returned from =
pleasant visit In Bucknsld.
Directors ogihe Norway National Bank
added $1,000 % the reserve fund and de-
clsrei = ssmtsnuual dividend Of per
cent, Monday.
\. II. Boynion will soon move bis
family 20 PhllAdslphl,, where be IL At
work.
Al the second annual meeting OF Hotel
Propriet0rs' Association ~ the Sea shore
House, Old orchard. Friday, A. X. Paul,
ofthe Beal. House vas elected Vice Pres
lient.
Last Sabbath Rev. Alex. Wlsw,ll, OF the
Cougl Church resigned. Rev. Mr. Wis
wall has occupied the pulpit Of this church
for the last sir years, lsbored earnestly
aud accomplished much good. Ills de-
psr,ure will be keenly fei by bis many
friends. lie will preach the following
year al Skowhegan, Me.
J. A. Roberts lost fatted hog Few
days since. She made her escape from
the pen and found hiding place, which
b,fiei all enieavors 10 secure her. AFTER
an absence OF about ten days she returned
safe and sound.
II. W. Jaiklns Is fast growing In favor
with the trading public. lie carries .
large assortment OF ready msde clothing
and gents furnishing goods.
The q. A. Il Post. OF this place, have
issued q letter soliciting assistance In
view OF erecting the Memorial Hall The
letter will be presented % AL Interested In
Sorwsy's welfare.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Casey will spend the
summer q, Elm farm, the residence OF Al
bert Richardson. Mr.. Casey IL an eminent
attorney al law. OF Boston.
The county commissioners will leave
Norway Tuesday, June 2sih, - Inspect
the county roads.
Children's Day was duly observed Sui.
d,y, a. the Methodist church.
Saturday, about . o'clock, An, Roy
Jordan, a little chap OF about Elk years OF
age, while playing on the bank ofthe river
near tbs new Grange block, fell iato the
water. The water was considerably over
his head, sni but for the timely assistance
attracted to the river by the little fellows
cries, he would have drowned In few
minutes. The little fellow sustained no
Injuries further than . pretty good wet
ting.
Qal,e a company went 10 Portland The
sltn. AMI report q good time. Owing 10
the fac, that IL was liable 10 rain At any
moment, the company was much smaller
than IL otherwise would have been.
The Knights OF Labor held an open air
meeting Friday evening, June 2t,h, At this
village. The speaker Was from Auburn,
Ne. Qilte large company ofthe citizens
attended the meeting. All was orderly,
ana the affair passed OF TO the satisfaction
OF all. Owing 10 the fact that no hall
could be hired for the evening. the band
stand on Bridge 81, served the speaker
instead.
The Citizens Committee held Q meeting
Il nt the Ueals iiOu-c ptItof- WIS W''ss e"'
important steps were taken To further prep
arstIou for the entertainment OF the OK
ford Bear Association, OF Portland. on the
occasion OF their visit 10 this place this
week.
The millinery and fancy goods store OF
Mrs. 81. 4. woodsum. i22 Noyes Block,
Main ST., was closed Thursday, OF this
week, by her Boston creditors.
The saw-dnst at the upper saw mill Is
saved In Q large pile on the premises o.
II. NJ. Bearce. Esq. where Il IL sold IN
quantities TO suit the purchaser, at the rate
OF so cents per cord. or delivered TO AM
part OF the vill.ge for rs cents. It's used
by many for bedding for cattle.
Asa True. lately one OF the rrm OF A. ID
! &P. T. True, dealers In groceries. II en-
gagged In the sale OF moving machines
rakes, and other farming implements. ii,
reports that business IL nrst class, snt
farmers feeling more liberal than ever be
fore. as regards farm Improvements.
First fisld strawberries made their Ap
pearauce here Saturday. They are rather
small compared with the cultivated ones
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